Pace plc is pleased to announce that research company, IHS Screen Digest, has confirmed Pace as global leader in the set-top box market. Findings released by industry analysts IHS Screen Digest yesterday, reveal that Pace shipped more set-top boxes (STBs) in 2010 than any other set-top box developer.
IHS Screen Digest figures show that a major increase in its set-top box sales propelled Pace to number one in the global market in 2010, surpassing previous leader Motorola.
Pace has delivered incredible development over the past three years, securing a leadership position by creating and delivering set-top box technology - particularly HD, PVR and hybrid devices - for over 160 of the world's payTV operators. No other set-top box developer has such a broad product and broadcast platform expertise.
Pace’s ability to secure its position at the forefront of the set-top box market was propelled by particularly strong performances in both North and South America. Tom Morrod, head of TV technology, IHS Screen Digest, commented: “Pace has been voraciously taking market share from U.S. incumbents with high-volume deals such as selling boxes to Comcast. The company also fostered new big-volume customers like Net Servicios in Brazil.”
Neil Gaydon, chief executive officer, Pace added: “The Screen Digest report reinforces an important milestone for Pace and to move to this position from third in the market is evidence of our terrific momentum in the last three years. We have led this generation of television technology and with our recent acquisitions we will lead the next generation of converged home systems through outstanding, innovative products and services.”
2010 was a record year for Pace. The company further increased its revenues and profitability, expanded its global customer base, moved into new markets, developed new technologies and, through acquisitions, significantly expanded its product offerings to include advanced gateways, software and services.
Gaydon continued: “Consumer demand for new services and increasingly greater access to video content is evolving rapidly. Pace is uniquely positioned to capitalise on this opportunity and bring new and pioneering products to market to meet this demand.” 13 May 2011
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Mar 23, 2011
Telbo selects Amino’s next generation IPTV set-top boxes for HD rollout
Telefonia Bonairiano (Telbo), the leading telecommunications and media service provider on Bonaire, has selected Amino’s (LSE AIM: AMO) A140 HD next generation IPTV set-top boxes for the deployment of high definition television services.
The first provider in the Caribbean to deliver leading edge TV services across a mixed xDSL and Fiber network, Telbo is transitioning to HD services to enable its current and new customers with the highest possible quality TV experience.
The company, which also offers fixed line telephony and broadband Internet, launched IPTV services in 2007.
Telbo’s CEO Gilbert de Bree said: “We pride ourselves on delivering the highest quality leading edge services on our full IP infrastructure. Offering HD services is natural progression – and we selected Amino’s new A140 set-top boxes because they are perfectly aligned with our vision of improving and extending our TV offering in terms of performance, quality and value.”
Amino CEO Andrew Burke added: “Telbo is a forward-thinking operator with a clear commitment to deploying the latest technology to its customers and we’re delighted to work with them on the next phase of their rollout. The A140 has won instant acceptance in the global IPTV market – underlining its ability to deliver quality HD content at a compelling price point.”
The Amino’s A140, an MPEG-2 and MPEG-4 high definition set-top box, is based on the latest STMicroelectronics’ STi7105 System on Chip (SoC) solutions and was launched in mid-2010.Wednesday, March 23rd, 2011
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The first provider in the Caribbean to deliver leading edge TV services across a mixed xDSL and Fiber network, Telbo is transitioning to HD services to enable its current and new customers with the highest possible quality TV experience.
The company, which also offers fixed line telephony and broadband Internet, launched IPTV services in 2007.
Telbo’s CEO Gilbert de Bree said: “We pride ourselves on delivering the highest quality leading edge services on our full IP infrastructure. Offering HD services is natural progression – and we selected Amino’s new A140 set-top boxes because they are perfectly aligned with our vision of improving and extending our TV offering in terms of performance, quality and value.”
Amino CEO Andrew Burke added: “Telbo is a forward-thinking operator with a clear commitment to deploying the latest technology to its customers and we’re delighted to work with them on the next phase of their rollout. The A140 has won instant acceptance in the global IPTV market – underlining its ability to deliver quality HD content at a compelling price point.”
The Amino’s A140, an MPEG-2 and MPEG-4 high definition set-top box, is based on the latest STMicroelectronics’ STi7105 System on Chip (SoC) solutions and was launched in mid-2010.Wednesday, March 23rd, 2011
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